Re: sa-exim mail ironically popping up as spam

well, i've done both things - whitelist sa-exim list, and boost my
refuse to 6.0. this time, it didn't refuse it (it scored -2.6). um, i
must be doing something wrong when i set up the whitelist, or putting it
in the wrong file, or something. should i be putting it in SA's
whitelist as well as exim4's? i assume so, but i haven't done that
(yet).

and yes, i hadn't thought of it (really busy with other stuff), but
whitlisting mailing lists is a good idea. and yes i think it's because
certain things were included in that digest that rated it higher than it
should have in the first place.

> Since there's been more traffic on the list due to sa-exim becoming
> more popular, I'd like to ask if some of you would rather have a announce
> list

> Please reply to me.

> Thanks,
> Marc

announce list for things like new version, chnages to code, etc. would
be cool. BTW, i like that mouse and xterm quote :).

Microsoft is to operating systems & security ....
                                      .... what McDonalds is to gourmet
				      cooking
and that one too ;).

thanks for all the input :).

eric

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